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AI Incident Database

On 29 October 2026, Binance experienced a serious and highly sophisticated security incident. This should not have happened, and we apologise for the concern, disruption and uncertainty it caused our users, partners and the wider industry.

Our first responsibility is to protect users. Binance will absorb the financial impact of the stolen funds, not our users. We have already set aside more than 100% of the funds required to cover the loss. As of 31 October 2026, 98% of the impacted token assets have been replenished and are verifiable on our [Proof of Reserves](https://www.binance.com/en/pro

AIID editor’s note: This report is abridged from a 38-page civil complaint. Excerpts reproduce selected numbered allegations concerning the tenant’s interactions with ChatGPT, rent-withholding advice, Danish eviction proceedings, alleged reinforcement of false beliefs, and claimed harms. The attorney/court caption, party and jurisdictional details, portions of contextual allegations, and the nine detailed legal counts and prayer for relief are omitted. Paragraph numbers are retained to show gaps; line wraps and PDF extraction artifacts were normalized. The source contains the plaintiff’s a

See the full Washington Post report for additional information, including an explanation of the methodology they employed.

PAGEDALE, Missouri — After two men brutally assaulted a security guard on a desolate train platform on the outskirts of St. Louis, county transit police detective Matthew Shute struggled to identify the culprits. He studied grainy surveillance videos, canvassed homeless shelters and repeatedly called the victim of the attack, who said he remembered almost nothing because of a brain injury from the beating.

Months later, they tried one more option.

Shute uploaded a sti

Introduction

In recent weeks, the Acronis TRU team has identified and investigated an agentic, AI-driven campaign orchestrated by a lone operator based out of Taiwan, targeting hundreds of organizations in eleven countries and across several critical industries. While AI-assisted attacks are becoming common, this investigation provides an unusually detailed view of a multiagent, offensive infrastructure with all elements of its infrastructure laid bare for examination, all orchestrated in a single operational environment.

This individual built the kind of system many professionals strive

Nov 5 (Reuters) - The parents of a girl in the US who used Google’s Gemini AI chatbot on her school-provided Chromebook to make a plan to die by suicide have sued the company, claiming it pushed its AI products on students and failed to warn of their dangers.

• The girl, identified as “Emma,” began using Gemini on her Chromebook when she was 13

• Emma discussed different methods of suicide with Gemini and planned a funeral for herself while the bot helped her conceal her feelings from her family, the lawsuit claims

• Parents say they were alerted after school software flagged a document Emm